$100M No More: Gilded Beverly Hills Spec House Gets Huge Price Cut

Opus, a 20,500-square-foot new home, is now asking $85 million

Opus, a Beverly Hills, California, spec home that released an unusual promotional video featuring—among other things—gold-painted women writhing next to a Lamborghini, is now asking $85 million, $15 million less than its original asking price.

The home, being offered by producer-turned-developer Nile Niami, is in the swanky Beverly Hills neighborhood of Trousdale Estates, where Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber just bought a $12 million property. It initially hit the market in February for $100 million and its price was cut Tuesday, according to its listing on Zillow.

The seven bedroom home—designed by architect Paul McClean—sits on one acre and spans 20,500 square feet. It has a Champagne vault stocked with Cristal, a car museum, a 15-person screening room, two swimming pools and a beauty salon.

Accompanying the price drop, though, is a perks drop, apparently. There is no longer any mention on the listing of the gold Lamborghini Aventador roadster, the gold Rolls-Royce Dawn, or any of the furnishings and art—including three Damien Hirst works valued at approximately $2 million—that previously came with the home.